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Check It Out: Boots in the Park, San Diego: A Country Music Paradise

Updated: Apr 9

Boots in the Park recently took San Diego's Waterfront Park by storm, offering country music enthusiasts a day filled with top-tier performances, delicious food, and engaging activities against the backdrop of palm trees swaying in harmony with the nearby ocean. The festival's lineup boasted an impressive array of talent, making it an unforgettable experience for attendees.


Kicking off the festivities was the highly energetic Alana Springsteen, whose infectious stage presence had the entire crowd captivated from the get-go. Notably, a bachelorette party in attendance made her performance a focal point of their celebration, particularly enjoying her rendition of "Ghost in My Guitar."


Following suit was Rhett Akins, a seasoned storyteller whose anecdotes between songs added a personal touch to his set. A highlight was his rendition of hits he penned for other artists, such as "Honey Bee" by Blake Shelton and "Huntin', Fishin' And Lovin' Every Day" by Luke Bryan. A touching moment came when Akins invited his four-year-old son, Brody James Akins, on stage for a heartwarming rendition of "The Itsy Bitsy Spider." Watch the endearing moment on our TikTok:





The energy soared with LOCASH's performance, as the dynamic duo of Chris Lucas and Preston Brust delivered an electrifying set that had concert-goers dancing and singing along. Hits like "Beach Boys" and "One Big Country Song" resonated with the audience, creating an atmosphere of pure enjoyment. "I Love This Life" emerged as a standout moment, further cementing LOCASH as fan favorites.


As the sun began to set, Lee Brice took the stage, providing a soundtrack to the picturesque backdrop. His rendition of chart-toppers like "Love Like Crazy" and "Rumor" elicited sing-alongs from the crowd, amplifying the sense of unity and camaraderie among attendees.


Scotty McCreery continued the festivities with a high-energy performance that showcased his vocal prowess and stage presence. Amidst flashing lights and swirling fog, McCreery expressed his gratitude to Lee Brice for accommodating a scheduling conflict, a gesture that underscored the spirit of camaraderie within the country music community.


Before the headlining act, attendees were treated to a visually stunning country music drone show, adding a unique and mesmerizing element to the festival experience. The intricate patterns and images created by the drones seamlessly synchronized with the music, captivating the audience and setting the stage for the main event. Watch the full 8 minute drone show on our TikTok page below:





Finally, headliner Thomas Rhett took the stage, delivering a powerhouse performance that had the crowd on their feet from start to finish. Hits like "Beer Can't Fix" and "Die A Happy Man" resonated with fans, who sang along with fervor as Rhett exuded infectious energy and enthusiasm throughout his set.


In addition to the stellar musical lineup, Boots in the Park offered a diverse selection of culinary delights, ranging from classic festival fare to Asian cuisine, ensuring that attendees were well-fed throughout the day. Beverage options were equally plentiful, with beer, wine, moonshine, and jello shots keeping spirits high.


Between sets, attendees had the opportunity to partake in various activities, including line dancing at the "Country Club" and friendly games of corn hole. Additionally, pop-up shops and merchandise booths provided opportunities for festival-goers to indulge in retail therapy and snag souvenirs to commemorate the event.





In summary, Boots in the Park proved to be a highlight of the country music calendar, offering a well-rounded experience that celebrated the genre's rich heritage and vibrant community. From the stellar lineup of performers to the diverse culinary offerings and engaging activities, the festival left attendees with cherished memories and a renewed appreciation for the power of country music to bring people together.





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